(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks trading in the U.S. fell
for the first time in six days as a decline in oil and gold
prices dragged down BHP Billiton and other commodity shares.
The Bank of New York Co.'s Asia ADR Index, tracking the
region's American depositary receipts, slipped 0.7 percent to
167.84. It reached its highest in more than five years yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
for the first time in six days as a decline in oil and gold
prices dragged down BHP Billiton and other commodity shares.
The Bank of New York Co.'s Asia ADR Index, tracking the
region's American depositary receipts, slipped 0.7 percent to
167.84. It reached its highest in more than five years yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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